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pif-recon ip, host-list, pif-list, host-management-recon

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Networking xe host-management-reconfigure pif-uuid= 8. Use the pif-reconfigure-ip command to remove the IP address configuration from the non-bonded PIF previously used for the management interface. This step is not strictly necessary but might help reduce confusion when reviewing the host networking configuration. xe pif-reconfigure-ip uuid= mode=None 3. Join a member server to the pool. The network and bond information will be automatically replicated to the member server. 4. Move the management interface on the member server to enable the bond as follows: 1. Use the host-list command to find the UUID of the member host being configured: xe host-list 2. Use the pif-list command to determine the UUID of bond PIF on the new member host. Include the host-uuid parameter to list only the PIFs on the host being configured: xe pif-list device= host-uuid= 3. Use the pif-reconfigure-ip command to configure the desired management interface IP address settings for the bond PIF with the pif-reconfigure-ip command. See Chapter 5, Command line interface for more detail on the options available for the pif-reconfigure-ip command. This command must be run directly on the member server to be affected: xe pif-reconfigure-ip uuid= mode=DHCP 4. Use the host-management-reconfigure command to move the management interface from the existing physical PIF to the bond PIF. This step will activate the bond. This command must be run directly on the member server to be affected: xe host-management-reconfigure pif-uuid= 5. Use the pif-reconfigure-ip command to remove the IP address configuration from the non-bonded PIF previously used for the management interface. This step is not strictly necessary but may help reduce confusion when reviewing the host networking configuration. This command must be run directly on the member server to be affected: 40

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Networking
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xe host-management-reconfigure pif-uuid=<bond PIF UUID>
8.
Use the
pif-reconfigure-ip
command to remove the IP address configuration from the non-bonded
PIF previously used for the management interface. This step is not strictly necessary but might
help reduce confusion when reviewing the host networking configuration.
xe pif-reconfigure-ip uuid=<old mgmt PIF UUID> mode=None
3.
Join a member server to the pool.
The network and bond information will be automatically replicated to the member server.
4.
Move the management interface on the member server to enable the bond as follows:
1.
Use the
host-list
command to find the UUID of the member host being configured:
xe host-list
2.
Use the
pif-list
command to determine the UUID of bond PIF on the new member host. Include
the
host-uuid
parameter to list only the PIFs on the host being configured:
xe pif-list device=<network name> host-uuid=<host UUID>
3.
Use the
pif-reconfigure-ip
command to configure the desired management interface IP address
settings for the bond PIF with the pif-reconfigure-ip command. See Chapter 5,
Command line inter-
face
for more detail on the options available for the
pif-reconfigure-ip
command. This command
must be run directly on the member server to be affected:
xe pif-reconfigure-ip uuid=<bond PIF UUID> mode=DHCP
4.
Use the
host-management-reconfigure
command to move the management interface from the
existing physical PIF to the bond PIF. This step will activate the bond. This command must be run
directly on the member server to be affected:
xe host-management-reconfigure pif-uuid=<bond PIF UUID>
5.
Use the
pif-reconfigure-ip
command to remove the IP address configuration from the non-bonded
PIF previously used for the management interface. This step is not strictly necessary but may help
reduce confusion when reviewing the host networking configuration. This command must be run
directly on the member server to be affected: